John,
I'm using zsh so entered:
ledger reg ^exp and "(%tag1 | %tag2)"
The results were for tag2 only.
I used the group-by tag as follows:
ledger reg ^exp and expr "(has_meta('tag1') or has_meta('tag2'))"
--group-by tag('tag1')
The results was:
zsh: missing delimiter for 'u' glob qualifier
Thoughts on either result?
On Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 6:08:28 PM UTC-6 jwie...@gmail.com wrote:
> >>>>> "J" == Jasel17212 <ja...@thelittonfamily.com> writes:
>
> J> Is there a shorthand way to write the following query?
>
> J> ledger reg ^exp and expr "has_meta('tag1')" or ^exp and expr
> J> "has_meta('tag2')"
>
> You may need to escape it from your shell, but this should do it:
>
> ledger reg ^exp & (%tag1 | %tag2)
>
> J> ledger reg ^exp and expr "has_meta('tag1')" or ^exp and expr
> J> "has_meta('tag2')" --group-by ????
>
> --group-by tag('tag1')
>
> John
>
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